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The Opposite of a Duck, Janet Zweig (2009) |
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Photo Credit:
Artist: Sean Capone
Title: 'Camera Rosetum', 2010, Dumbo Arts Center & Dumbo Improvement District, Brooklyn, NY
Photographer: Sean Capone & Joe Cernius